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 1   1,  2   |  committed by members of their religious communities:~ “What was
 2   1,  4   |       and public associations, religious communities are today asking
 3   2,  1   |        of one or more leaders (religious), who may or may not include
 4   5,  1   | constitute a kind of moral and religious memory of the evil done,
 5   5,  1   |       Church and the different religious, cultural, and civil communities
 6   5   (82)|                 Commission for Religious Relations with the Jews,
 7   5   (83)| document of the Commission for Religious Relations with the Jews,
 8   5,  4   |        as to keep a “moral and religious memory” of the injury inflicted
 9   5,  5   |       negative phenomena, like religious indifference, the widespread
10   5,  5   |      critical reaction against religious belief and in some places
11   5,  5   |      or are deficient in their religious, moral or social life, they
12   6,  2   |   these will vary according to religious, cultural, political, social,
13   6,  2   |      impossible because of the religious convictions of the dialogue